The End of the Universe | Doctor WHO | "Utopia" | 3x11 | REACTION | David Tennant

[@scottredding7357]

Derek Jacobi was the Master for 5 minutes of screen time, and he was amazing.

[@susannariera]

He always is. What a privilege to have him in Doctor Who!!

[@thenationaltimelyactionhou9328]

He also played the Master in the 40th anniversary story.

[@thepandorica1660]

@@thenationaltimelyactionhou9328 that's interesting as it must've come out before his TV appearance here

[@TheTidalBreeze]

He's played the War Master in audio anthologies and HE IS SO AMAZING AND DARK

[@TheNovaBridger]

​@@thepandorica1660it was the 2003 animated serial "Scream of the Shalka", starring Richard E. Grant as the voice of the Doctor

[@OrbitalCookie]

This is the episode I watch reactions for

[@fabianofmanyinterests]

Same!

[@katthie230]

yes and no. im waiting for the aniversary one 😁😁

[@danieljordan8441]

The only downside to this episode is Derek Jacobi was only the Master for only like 5 minutes and he was brilliant. Such a great episode - love it.

[@TheNovaBridger]

Thankfully he's reprised the role plenty of times for Big Finish!

[@csmadisun]

Oh, if you thought YOU had chills during this episode... imagine all the classic Who fans who knew who the Master was. They were in absolute bits! It helps that he's played by two amazing actors. The first is Derek Jacobi, a bone-fide classic who's been acting for decades and is always excellent. The second is John Simm, probably best known from the original Life on Mars show, but who's also in the more recent series Grace.

[@thenationaltimelyactionhou9328]

Me, a classic Who enjoyer, was creaming my jeans!

[@csmadisun]

...I'm sure there was a classier way to phrase that. Wouldn't have been as funny, mind. :p

[@computernerd1101]

Did the classic Master have the drumbeats in his head? Or was that ret-conned by the revived series?

[@csmadisun]

There was never anything like it in the classic series - it's a Nu-Who invention, so it would be considered a ret-con... although it does go some way to explaining why all his old schemes were so utterly bonkers.

[@serpentinegallery]

For my money, this is the best twist ever pulled off on this show. And your reactions are reminding me of how incredible Season 3 is. I hope Freema Agyeman is proud of her work here, I know she wasn't too popular when these first aired.

[@lydiarodgers]

she’s very VERY good in this episode

[@serpentinegallery]

@@lydiarodgers Her stifled SHOCK at the reveal of the fob watch is so, so good.

[@markharris1125]

I've mentioned this elsewhere but there was a one-person, partly improvised play running in London called 'White Rabbit, Red Rabbit' - a different actor/celebrity every night. I went along specifically to see Freema (as I couldn't afford tickets to see her in Tom Holland's Romeo and Juliet!). I wondered about the reception, because there had been some really HUGE names in the show (Catherine Tate the night before) but I needn't have worried. Lots of cheers and laughter, clearly a lot of Who fans in the audience. Freema herself was really nice, funny and generous when sharing the stage with volunteers. The only thing that shook me was when the writer of the play asked the unknown (to him) actor to describe herself. Freema goes, "Well, black, dreadlocks, 45." There was a little murmur in the audience. To me she always seems frozen here in her mid-twenties, fighting aliens alongside the Doctor. But for Freema, 20 years have gone by. A sobering, timey-wimey thought.

[@HuntingViolets]

@@markharris1125 Oh, I wish I could have seen this! (American.) I kept as much track of it as I could without being spoiled for the play. Not exactly SPOILERS FOR DOCTOR WHO but Three former companions did this play in this run, as well as Tennant's _Good Omens_ and _Staged_ co-star, Michael Sheen, but if I could pick one to see, it would have been Freema's.

[@markharris1125]

@@HuntingViolets I am very lucky to live near London and to have a bit of money spare for some theatre trips. I don't very often get expensive seats and there are always bargains available. Cost me £49 to see Freema, well-spent. She was really good fun. I wouldn't have minded seeing a few other performances, to see how others approached the role. Saw David in Macbeth two weeks ago (he mentions casually) . . .

[@markharris1125]

Having Sir Derek Jacobi play The Master was like getting Laurence Olivier to play - well, another top-level villain you'll meet. I can't imagine any other actor having the skill to turn from bumbling old man to consummate evil in the space of a few moments. Those eyes. Top-level genius. The next episodes are fantastic but this was the moment. The sky was made of diamonds that day.

[@senpai_lol8171]

I was a huge Life on mars fan as a kid/teen so watching this was such a surprise to me and I was so happy to see him in another one of the shows I like a lot (: Such a great actor

[@NyxK3]

You're so wrong for that last sentence :(

[@markharris1125]

@@NyxK3 Not sure who you're replying to, and why the sad face?

[@susannariera]

@@senpai_lol8171 You are talking about John Simm, Sir Derek Jakobi wasn't on Life on Mars (great show, I agree on that).

[@DylanTT17]

@@markharris1125 (Spoiler!) it will be because of the child who says that line about utopia’s fate.

[@Sk8rToon]

“Oh she was blond! What a surprise!!” One of my favorite lines of this era

[@felixhenson9926]

mine is HOW IS HARVEY WALLBANGER ONE WORD?!?

[@Sk8rToon]

@ I was at a work event & got a “Harry Nilsson” drink. Someone asked me what I got & it took everything in me not to recite that whole scene!

[@tom_4615]

I must have seen this episode a hundred times, but the reveal still gets me EVERY SINGLE TIME. I’ve got chills man

[@MatildyMatilduh666]

The revelation of Yana being the Master gives me chills no matter how many times I rewatch this season.

[@Qarth56]

Probably the best cliffhanger in the show's history.

[@olivefernando7879]

also he was a good master and I wish he's been in the show longer as the master instead of immediately regenerating

[@LairOfLair]

@@olivefernando7879 listen to Big Finish audios. This Master in the Time War - is an apotheosis of chilling atrocities.

[@garrettwhite5943]

And so begins your venture into the most absolutely insane stretch of episodes the show has seen up to this point. The end of season 3 all the way through the next two seasons in their entirety is perfect Doctor Who

[@felixhenson9926]

HARD agree

[@thejayofalltrades]

Watched this live on bbc one in 2007 and the last 20 minutes might be my favourite moments in all of Who. Oh to be able to experience it for the first time again The hysterical laughter at the end sums it up nicely 😂

[@briancarlosgreen]

"The Drums, the Drums, the never ending drums. open me you human fool and receive my majesty. " Dr Who has many epic reveals but this one always gets me! The music, the epic camera zoom in on his eyes. Even the fact that Professor Yana has a companion basically in Chantho. The switch from: yay another timelord to: oh god he's a monster. This is why i watch reactors, to see how people react to the Master. Derek Jacobi was fantastic as both Professor Yana and the Master, even if he's only on screen for one ep. Also 👀Doc saying he knew that Rose brought Jack back to life and chose to leave him on Satellite 5. COLD 🥶

[@xayzer]

For me, the Master opening the fob watch is one of the most epic moments in all of media history!

[@Jackson-ub1uv]

Personally, it's only outdone by the climaxes of Heaven Sent and The Doctor Falls

[@KeithAndrewPGbiz]

This episode absolutely blew my mind when it went out in 2007.

[@Odessa-James]

The Master is a returning antagonist of the Doctor! He first appeared in “Terror of the Autons” (1971) played by Roger Delgado!

[@felixhenson9926]

Haha, Autons of all things

[@paulkelly1726]

@Odessa-James for me Roger Delgado is the best master to date john sinn is close second

[@Longshanks1690]

The reveal of the Master is one of the best reveals in all of media, because it knows how to play to both of its audiences. If you’re a Classic Who fan, you’ll pick up on what’s going on fairly quickly. There’s really only one other Time Lord it can be, especially with the way everything is shot and written, you don’t even need the Classic dialogue to grasp that. But if you’re a NuWho only fan, then all you know is that this is a Time Lord because of the work Human Nature did to establish this whole concept of a Time Lord hiding themselves as a human, which is significant enough because of how much emphasis is put on the Doctor’s uniqueness as the Last of the Time Lords. So finally, here is a second, which should obviously be great news! …But you know it’s not. From the way the episode is framed, shot and scored, you just know this won’t be a good reveal. You can’t quite explain why yet but everything the episode does builds this sense of fear and dread until the moment when he finally succumbs and opens the watch, leaving you excited but scared of what’s about to happen at the same time. And after the Master returns and Jacobi switches his performance (perfectly portraying him, it cannot be wide enough times) from the kindly, gentle but brilliant professor to the sinister, sadistic monster, you begin to understand how bad this as as he understands who he is. So as his calm but menacing anger builds up to the final reveal of “I… am… the Master,” you know everything you need to know about him while also technically knowing nothing at all. That one moment tells new audiences exactly who he is and exactly why they should be afraid. It’s just peak, absolute cinema.

[@Mitzi_DelverVRC]

Fun fact! The Doctor and the Master have names that relate to each other. They're both degrees! Doctorate and Master's.

[@Ostermond]

I love how utterly _terrified_ you were during the reveal! Best reaction!

[@reecey8256]

i have watched many a reaction to this episode, but hats down yours is my all time fave... let me tell you, this is the moment you'll forever remember when your love/enthusiasm for this show suddenly went up to Next. Level... and it'll just continue to rise from here on out. This is it where it begins, and this is just the warm up. Oh i envy the journey you're about to go on over the next few months!

[@markharris1125]

I have to disagree with your thoughts on the Doctor meeting Sarah Jane. He was delighted, captivated, and proud, right from the moment she walked into the staff room!

[@SILENT-ch2rh2dp9i]

Chipo Chung who played Chantho is Black British and Chinese, her father’s side of the family were Zimbabweans from pre-independence Zimbabwe and her mother’s side were Chinese British from British controlled Zimbabwe (referred to as Rhodesia.)

[@skydragonslayer9820]

Now you've met the 3rd of the big three most iconic long running enemies of the doctor. Cybermen,daleks and now the master.

[@gmchris3752]

Perhaps the most important in classic Who: 22 Master stories vs. the Daleks' 15 (ish) and the cybermen's 10!

[@yester30]

Jack holding outside the Tardis, meanwhile Sutekh is just "..."

[@pretsal4955]

Sutekh like "wtf am I supposed to do with this? Can't even kill him."

[@charlessmith31]

@@yester30 ssshhhh…Spoilers 🤫

[@TheNovaBridger]

​@@charlessmith31that's not spoilers, as Ugo's seen Season 1 - if I'm correct, that was his first foray into the Whoniverse.

[@kaimeridius3849]

'going my way?'

[@MrMaster7112765]

@@charlessmith31 spoilers for something he's already watched?

[@TenthSgtSnipes]

I never realised but the penny clearly finally drops for the doctor once he hears the whole “now let me tell you all about my plans and you can think up a way to stop me” bit, as there’s only one time lord he’s had that kind of relationship with

[@dairycream5]

Jack: "hello, I'm Jack Harkness" The Doctor from the other side of the universe: *deep inhale*

[@campagnollo]

Where Sherlock has Moriarty and Batman has the Joker, the Doctor has the Master. And yes, he is the most dangerous foe of the Doctor’s.

[@cooluncle4242]

It's a close call between the Master and the Daleks

[@quintuscrinis]

@cooluncle4242 the master is definitely more dangerous than the Daleks (at least when it's just the regular daleks without any back-up). The daleks exist just to destroy without any real logic or strategy. The master uses his brain to cause chaos and destruction in the most devastating way imaginable

[@Eefrit101]

And yes, another season and another arch enemy of the Doctor. For the 1st season there were Daleks, for the 2nd there were Cybermen, and now here we're getting the Master. All old enemies appeared in the classics. Very cool.

[@YourBeingParanoid]

The Master once said that humans were the equivalent of hamsters, so the idea of the Doctor being in a relationship with one seriously grosses him out. To him, we are just animals.

[@daved2352]

I love Derek Jacobi's performance as The Master being so dark and sincere cos that keys us up to understand how much of a threat he is so we can fully enjoy John Simm's scenery chewing over the top whimsical performance without it taking away from our perception of how much of a threat he is.

[@Ekhtep]

5:30 "Is this Saxon?" 👀

[@benj8460]

😂

[@chefcircuit5392]

The moment he takes out the watch never ceases to impress me

[@jameshughes7946]

I absolutely adore the chemistry between Yana and The Doctor its like even when locked away they still know each other and the soundtrack playing Gallifreys theme when theyre together too. Perfect.

[@mayotango1317]

This is a masterful climax.

[@AngieDeAguirre]

There is no masterful climax in Bah Sing Se.

[@GusMcGuire]

This was an excellent twist to the story. We all knew the Master was returning and that John Simm would be playing him, but everyone assumed that would be in the second to last episode,. So bringing the reveal forward to the THIRD to last episode, gave a magnificent ".......OOOOOOOOHHHH!!!!" moment for the audience.

[@kayleighl7385]

The only problem with these reactions is I want to see all of them immediately all at once because seeing your reaction to a show I love and seeing you love it too is amazing to watch

[@thenationaltimelyactionhou9328]

They used archived audio from "The Daemons" and one of the various scenes of Anthony Ainley laughing.

[@simphiwinkosindaba1036]

SAY IT LOUDER!!! Martha Jones MVP in the worst way honestly… cause she rarely gets the credit she deserves!

[@timg5011]

He's Derek Jacobi, one of Britain's finest actors.

[@EvelynMadisonFaust]

Yes, The Master is finally here! Let's GOOOOOOO!

[@CrankyGrandma]

When the doctor saw Jack, some of Nine came to the front, hence a tad grumpier. The doctor is all those personas, but in certain incarnations some traits fade back, others come forward. Bits of past personas can come forward into current personas. The smile when he and Jack were speaking as Jack was in that radiation filled chamber reminded me of nine’s smile. Each doctor seems another person and then something happens to make you realize it’s all the Doctor. I recommend a very humorous special which was rather a loving parody of Doctor who, written by Steven Moffat back before Russell Davies rebooted the show. It’s called “The Curseof Fatal Death” and it’s worth a watch just for fun (predates modern Who so no spoilers).

[@767wattsy]

And one of the best things about The Curse of Fatal Death - it features the Master! A lovely, silly epilogue perhaps to be watched after Ugo has finished this current season. Great suggestion.

[@DouggieDoo77]

I love watching your reactions. Not everyone "gets" Doctor Who, but you are all in and you get so excited for what is on screen and the possibilities to come. It's so fun to watch.

[@RTheu2109]

Here it is, The MAN, the MYTH, the MASTER!

[@wolfwarrior9451]

This is what people thought would happen with Susan Triad in season 1 with Ncuti! They thought she was the Doctor's Granddaughter who had been fobwatched

[@felixhenson9926]

The end of Blink directly addresses what happens when one weeping angel sees another haha

[@dwfa1633]

HERE WE GO!!! I am so looking forward to this!!

[@WiccanRai]

You were so close in guessing the truth during this episode, I could almost hear your brain ticking 😂. But that's one of things I like so much about this episode in that it drip feeds you nuggets of information that you can't help but try to piece it together, or at least most of it. I'd never heard of the Master before this episode, so it was so fascinating seeing the Doctor's reaction to another time lord, yet you can tell that this character is villainous. I think you're gonna like what's coming.

[@mixofreak]

One of THE BEST REVEALS in NuWho. At the time this originally aired, I hadn't even gone back to look at information about the show prior to the revival starting, yet I knew the show had existed a couple decades before I was born, and went on indefinite hiatus a couple years after I was born. Even without knowing who The Master was, I was starting to piece together things before the voices Yana heard or the pocketwatch, both of which only made its reveal all the more hopeful... before The Doctor started freaking out, and then that ending! Simply Fantastic!

[@angeluslupus]

Loved watching your reaction to the change from YANA to The Master! Even without knowing the history of the character you still got how massively important it was to the Whoniverse, to fans, and to The Doctor

[@thepandorica1660]

Unlike his episodes with 9 and Rose, Jack is actually credited in the opening here. It's also the first time we get three names in the opening

[@treylane]

That cliffhanger has no business going so hard lmao

[@justarandomguy2424]

just throwing out there that the master shares parts of his music with the beast. You know just a small, teeny tiny sign he might be evil.

[@joshuajoshua2732]

Like the Daleks and the Cybermen, The Master was from Classic Who and is another one of the Doctor's oldest enemies who first appeared on-screen in 1971 in the episode "Terror of the Autons". Derek Jacobi (The Professor Yana incarnation of the Master) is a very well known British Shakespearian actor and I wish we saw more of him as The Master than the 30 seconds we got although John Simm is good I wish Derek Jacobi had more time. The voices the Master hears in his head "The Drums the neverending drumbeat open it you human fool and recieve my majesty" was Derek Jacobi's own voice then "Destroy him and you will give your power to me!" was archive sound footage was Roger Delgado the original Master.

[@levevvvv]

Not a bad episode from now on until series 5 in my opinion, SO hyped for you to see you watch these next ones

[@bluesnake4626]

Now they need to meet the Bachelor and the Associate

[@HerHollyness]

Fantastic reaction. Exactly what I was hoping for! (And exactly how I reacted to this 17 years ago! 😂) No one was expecting a three-part finale back in the day and it smacked us all around the face with its excellence! But why does Martha recognise the Master’s voice? 🤔

[@RanSolari]

Welcome to Master Who! This is one of my favorite episodes because of that EPIC cliffhanger.

[@leshiy_nd]

And the teaser of the next episode is great (for a chance without spoiling WOW moments (well, maybe besides the Saxon one))

[@Mayeur000Donz]

Prior to this episode airing I'd checked out a few Classic Who eps featuring the Master. Soon as we knew Yana was a Timelord I was clapping my hands for the Master's NuWho return

[@WaIkers]

I adore that you're watching this episode with the same fear in your eyes that I had when this first broadcast and caused me to absolutely lose my shit

[@ViridisAmbrosia]

The end of this season might well be my fav in all of doctor who. This episode and the next two are like a trilogy.

[@MrTrevcarter]

Yo Ugo, I am so happy to have watched your Whovian journey from the beginning and it is beautiful to see a total Doctor Who fan being created as we speak. Lovely my 1st episode was in 1963 but to realise that this show is more than a TV series. More a way of life. Enjoy bro. Lots more story to come. Enjoy, yeah you certainly will, enjoy. One love Tx

[@timg5011]

The regenerated Master is played by John Simm, who had a lead role in the time-travel series "Life On Mars" in 2006.

[@susannariera]

@@timg5011 love Life on Mars. Great show.

[@LuxieDamned]

This is not only one of the best revelations of modern Who, but also an opening to what's about to come....

[@loislane7482]

Strong contender for my favourite ever episode. The build up at the end is endlessly rewatchable.

[@lydiarodgers]

for the two upcoming episodes - be careful when uploading them to youtube. you’ll have to cut them down more than you usually do. reactors tend to have them taken down due to copyright strikes

[@TwoMenandaCanoe]

Love your excitement for this one. You are in for a treat.

[@grump9001]

"Oo new voice. hulloo, HELLOoo, hullooo... anyway." XD I love him. God I love this episode so so much. I loved your reaction, gave me so much goosebumps, enjoying seeing it play out and anticipating the big moments. A lot of fun

[@josefschiltz2192]

"I am usually referred to as The Master . . . Universally!"

[@sophienewing6212]

Offering for the algorithm gods! Also, loved this reaction Ugo, I can't wait to see the next two epsiodes, it's a great three part finale!

[@jingtroc23]

Current Who can never meet this level of writing and excitement.

[@markharris1125]

Yet there's no reason why it shouldn't. Just a lack of will. I'm half-imagining the Master reveal in the current era and the very thought is dreadful.

[@FahadAyaz]

They need to focus less on the effects and more on the story.

[@DalekCaanOfSkaro]

To be fair, the Sutekh reveal was pretty nuts (even if most of the fanbase had it in their predictions)

[@matthewpreston28]

The third of the most classic dr who villains

[@lilithhenderson]

Fun fact. The weeping angels don't move on screen, even when no characters are looking at them, because we, the viewers, can see them.

[@lucasoddity]

Great reaction and at last you've been introduced to the master one of doctors most iconic enemies from the classic series! I remember back on 2007 the level of excitement when this came out! But yeah the doctor and master are frienmies and known each other since the time lord academy

[@BruhsCookieJar]

Oh I love how Yana has such absentminded-Grabdpa vibes which turn so fast into dead evil eyes!!! Also, there are memes of jack on the side of the tardis staring into the eyes of sutekh 😂, of course referencing our newer seasons. Love love love jack in this episode.

[@chaosminer65vods]

Honestly no one expected it to be the Master, my Dad has been watching since the start of classic who and seeing the Master return threw him through a loop. But the way they do the reveal so piece meal and the theme for him for the older fans and the slow turn to evil for the newer fans

[@talesyuki]

Oooh yeah we're finally at Utopiaaaaa YAAAAY

[@ten5h1]

Fans of the old series squealed with joy at this character’s return.

[@SunlessNick]

For the classic series fans, "Even this thing never worked" becomes a terrifying line, because as soon as we know he's a Time Lord, we know *which* Time Lord he's going to be.

[@SassySapphireUK]

Loved your reaction to the Master reveal! The Doctors lifelong enemy is back!

[@ivy.vlogs_x]

Watching your reaction to this, i cant WAIT for future seasons, Matt Smiths era has so many twists and turns, its gonna break your brainnnnn

[@DavidSmith-cx8dg]

wink , don't blink if you want to survive the Angels . Jack back and Derek Jacobi as the philanthropic prof , nice touch with Martha and the watch and suddenly we get John Simm as the evil Master who commits grand theft tardis leaving a terrific cliffhanger . Jack has to come to terms with immortality which looks like he'll have to spend in this dump . Loved the reaction Ugo , can't wait to see what you make of the next one .

[@samwell54]

The Master is up there with the Daleks and Cybermen in terms of biggest doctor who villains

[@JamesPaterson316]

Utopia is in the Top 5 episodes of all Doctor Who ever. It is a Masterpiece, Pun intended!!

[@jimigrunge]

The Master was introduced in the 70's to be the Professor Moriarty to the Doctor's Sherlock Holmes

[@subjectiveexperiences1072]

As others have said, The Master is a Classic Who villian! =) So psyched for your next episode!

[@WGL]

Of the three big classic baddie to come back I think the Master's return was the best

[@Dominion_Flower]

I was looking forward to your reaction of there being another Time Lord and it certainly didn't disappoint

[@lotemylife3006]

Haha, so remember the most recent season finale (the new one)? xD That means Jack isn't only clinging onto the Tardis, but also onto Sutekh 🤣🤣🤣 One of the moments every long-time-fan's mind went to when the Sutekh reveal happened xD

[@therealpbristow]

Just so you know, there is no "R" at the end of "Chantho": It ends with a glottal stop, or possibly a very short "H" sound.

[@arnothill]

Chan - Fantastic to watch you ride that rollercoaster - ha! It’s just brilliant to experience it with you. I’m almost jealous of where you are in the Whoniverse. So many brilliant experiences for you to look forward to! If only you knew! No spoilers from me, but safe to say, this is perhaps peak Doctor Who. Its a buzz. -Tho

[@HuntingViolets]

Fantastic reaction. Martha great as always. I love how you treat her and consider things from her point of view. It makes me very happy. I would have liked a longer run of Derek Jacobi as the Master. You may have seen him in so many things -- Shakespeare, _Vicious, Brother Cadfael,_ almost every movie Kenneth Branagh has directed, _Good Omens_ -- like Savoir Faire, he is everywhere. John Simm is also on a series you might like, _Life on Mars_ (original UK version). "The Doctor hides things from us too." Interesting. But the writers hide things from the Doctor. :) I don't think you are remembering quite right about Sarah Jane. If anything the Doctor was immediately excited to see her, even though she didn't realize who he was at first. His face lit up and how he said her name -- he was like a fanboy for her or someone in love (not saying it was necessarily romantic love but it could easily be read that way -- he was just so happy to see her again). I definitely didn't think he was casual about it or cold like he was with Jack in this episode. Although I do think his reaction to Jack has to do with the same reasons he abandoned Jack, even if it seems strange to us.

[@qa1327]

26:37 was looking forward to your reaction to this moment. Didn’t disappoint Enjoyed your reaction to the episode as usual.

[@Eefrit101]

First of all: those new intros are on fire. I love them, please continue making them :)

[@gestaltdude]

It was planned decades ago that the Master would be revealed as the Doctor's brother in the Third Doctor's final story. The accidental death of the actor playing the Master at the time changed the plans and the link was never confirmed, though there were hints in the Target novelizations of some stories about a deeper connection than was seen on TV. My only problem with this episode is one that many sadly suffer from, and that is the fact that people who have seen only the new version had no idea who the Master was and his significant history with the Doctor.

[@cooluncle4242]

I get that, but Derek Jacobi played it so well that even newbies realised it was a big deal. His performance was so chilling and had so much gravitas. As a classic who fan, it was amazing at the time, as you knew straight away it could only be The Master.

[@MatthewCYN15]

Prepare to meet the Doctor's greatest enemy. Nope, it's not the Daleks, nor the Cybermen. Of all those enemies, there's only one who could match up to the Doctor physically and mentally. And always. ALWAYS. Be one step ahead. The Master.

[@susannariera]

The Doctor left Jack because he is now an "anomaly", he shouldnt be possible. Because of Rose /Bad Wolf he can't die, he is a fixed point in time and even the Tardis rejected him to the point that she went to the end of the universe to get rid of him.

[@Venemofthe888]

So funny thing i discovered is that russell wanted to have captain jack holding onto the outside of the tardis in the opening credits but for some reason he didnt do it

[@1Clio]

Money. The reason was money...

[@danielgrafton93]

5:30 he wasn’t wrong 😅

[@ADxWales81]

John simm got the part of the master after the success of the first series of Life on Mars (the UK version obvs.) which got a trailer straight after the end of the first series of doctor who.a different thing entirely but has some time travel elements in it. And would be a brilliant suggestion for watching (NOT the U.S. remake, which I personally enjoyed except for it's ending)

[@orlennmurphy6843]

NO SPOILERS!!!! Literally all you need to know is The Master was The Doctor’s most evil and most mortal enemy in the old series. Everything else you’ll find out the hard way 😂

[@lanceloomis2038]

The problem with using mirrors against the angels is then you have to worry about Daughter of Mine. Cause she's in the mirror. Every mirror. Have you ever seen her out of the corner of your eye?

[@CheesyukHB]

Here WE goooo 😁😁😁😁😁